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Hastings Flea Market Opens April 12 HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- Hastings Flea will launch its 2015 season April 12. Vendors from the Hudson Valley and tri-state area will sell clothing, jewelry, vintage furniture, local crafts and more at Hastings Flea. The market also features food trucks and live music throughout the day. The Hastings Flea will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Hudson Metro North Parking Lot. The 2015 season continues the second Sunday of every month until it concludes Nov. 15. For more information, visit: www.hastingsflea.com.

by Frank Mojica

04/07/2015

Schools

Sleepy Hollow HS Charity Champions Donate To Rotary SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- Sleepy Hollow High School students were recognized for their participation in this year's Charity Champions program. A program from Optimum Community, Charity Champions encourages local high schools to raise funds for a charity of their choice. Participating students from the school were awarded $1,000 to donate to their charity, the Rotary Club of The Tarrytowns, and an additional $500 to further their charitable efforts. In gratitude, the Rotary Club of The Tarrytowns invited participating students to attend its monthly lunch meeting.

by Frank Mojica

04/07/2015

Events

Lee Ann Womack Takes The Stage At Ridgefield Playhouse RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Lee Ann Womack will perform at the Ridgefield Playhouse on April 18 at 8 p.m. with special guest Amanda Shires. Womack's popular singles include "I Hope You Dance," "Last Call," "Mendocino County Line," and "Think of a Reason Later." Shires is a singer/songwriter and fiddler from Texas and has been compared to artists such as Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris. Attendees can get a free draft beer or glass of house wine at The Ancient Mariner (451 Main St., Ridgefield) on the night of the show by presenting their tickets. Ticke…

by Frank Mojica

04/07/2015

Politics

Wilton's Lavielle Applauds Unanimous Support For Student Privacy Bill HARTFORD, Conn. – State Rep. Gail Lavielle (R-143rd District) applauded the recent passage of a bill protecting the privacy of K-12 student data by the General Assembly's Education Committee. Both of the committee's co-chairs agreed to raise a committee bill, HB 7017, based on a concept bill introduced earlier in the session by Lavielle, who represents Norwalk, Westport and Wilton. The bill received the unanimous vote of the members of the Education Committee. Speaking about parental concerns of how their children are being tracked in school, Rep. Lavielle said: “They want to make sur…

by Frank Mojica

04/07/2015

Neighbors

Youth Voices Center Recoups Funding With GoFundMe NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- Youth Voices Center (YVC) in New Rochelle has launched a crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe to remain open following Westchester County budget cuts. The county recently cut $2 million in funding for its Invest-In-Kids programs. YVC's mission is dedicated to serving at-risk youth and has served more than 7,000 since its inception in 2008. YVC aims to improve the life quality of youth by encouraging them to become active, productive members of their schools, communities and families as well as providing a safe, supportive environment. "Power of Peace" is YVC's si…

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

Events

Bronxville Public Library Presents A Romantic Tale BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Cello piano duo Ani Kalayjian and Ilya Kazanstev will perform at the Bronxville Public Library on Sunday, April 19. "A Romantic Tale" includes pieces by Alexander Arutunian, Johannes Brahms and Arvo Part . Cellist Kalayjian has been cited as "representing the young, up-and-coming" generation by the Los Angeles Times and performed as a chamber musician and soloist in the United States, Europe and Canada. Pianist Kazanstev has performed in the United States, Russia, Canada and Europe as a recitalist and soloist and is a winner of the Nadia Reisenberg Piano Award at …

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

Schools

Ossining Schools Honored for Music Education OSSINING, N.Y. -- The National Association of Music Merchants named the Ossining School District a Best Community for Music Education. This is the fifth consecutive year that the quality of Ossining's music education has been awarded the designation. “We place a premium on music education in Ossining because we know there is a strong correlation between the instruction students get in this area and their overall success,” said Ossining Schools Superintendent Raymond Sanchez. The Best Communities for Music Education program recognizes districts where teachers, parents, students, admin…

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

Neighbors

Wilton Library Goes Unplugged For A Day To Upgrade WiFi System WILTON, Conn. -- The Wilton Library will be going unplugged on Tuesday, April 7, while its Wi-Fi system is upgraded. On Unplugged Day, the library's computers, printers, official website and Internet connection will not be available to the public or staff. "Soon people will be able to connect their multiple devices with ease – faster, better and with no dead zones," said Mary Anne Franco, assistant director of technology and training for Wilton Library. "Over the years we have patched and linked disparate Wi-Fi systems together as public demand increased, putting a strain on the overall sy…

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

Neighbors

Cheftini Cooks with Bronxville and Tuckahoe Seniors BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Tuckahoe native Tina DiLeo learned to cook at a young age from her Italian mother and is the face behind the Cheftini and Biscotina brands. On April 9, "Cheftini" herself will give a free cooking demonstration to seniors in an event co-sponsored by Gramatan VIllage and Tuckahoe Senior Citizens. “Many seniors feel overwhelmed with complicated recipes, so I have designed an easy menu so they can cook for just one or two people, without using too many ingredients,” says DiLeo. The demonstration's menu will include French toast muffins, cannoli made with Greek yogurt and…

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

Events

Rye's Wainwright House Announces April Programming RYE, N. Y. -- April programming at the Wainwright House includes events such as Drumming for Wellness and Don't Stir, You'll Awaken the Dragon In Drumming for Wellness: Improving Health With Rhythm with Damon Jackson, participants can learn how to use various tribal instruments as a way to boost immunity and reduce stress. Drumming for Wellness is scheduled April 10 from 7-9 p.m., and admission is $20 for members and $2 more for nonmembers. In Don't Stir, You'll Awaken the Dragon: Accepting the Wisdom, Power and Guidance of Your Totem Animal with Nadine Gordon-Taylor, participants can f…

by Frank Mojica

04/06/2015

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